New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 11

: oo AR T sl ’ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1924, u .A,l, Jr., Elects Love Ca P o g ndidate = : ALWAYS THE FIRST TO SHOW THE LATEST yenp oy EANDIS T0 TALKJARMENIATO SPEND [WONEN WILL VOTE " WHEN HE DEGIDES| FUND FOR ORPHANS | OR HOLD TONGUES ‘\flll Give Out Scandal Dope|Great ~ Industrial Training Il They Don't Cast Ballot They - When It Will Do Most Good | . Schools Will Be Erected | Shouldn't Kick," Mrs. Sherman SEE WINDOWS FOR wee | ONSALE —— ‘"C:.;. Amo(l;!:dql:un- ¥ 3 Erivan, Armenia, Oct. 24~Plans | Chicago, Oct. 24,—The 8,000,000 icago, ct, 24, — Kenesaw . wom t Landls, baseball commissioner, sald ‘", RLgama 'y the: ATpeAlNG wom:?rnh:;lu:: ::r;:r:Ll?: Qt':(\!::‘e'fv: _today that the testimony of Cur.y|'°“"""““t for the crectidn of |¢ng November election by Mrs, John ' Dolan and Jimmy O'Connell, mem- three great industrfal tralning | p, Sherman, their president, n a Lers of the New York Glants in-|gchools in or near Erivan for poor |statement given Sut tn this city, 1t /volved in the bribery sowndal pre- |, yionian boys and girls, the funds |#0Y Of them has a voting family liminary to the world serles, would be NV.’Illd whenever, In his judg- [belng supplied by wealthy Armenian ::'.'"";’;l"t:: indifferent to ‘,f’]"‘d oftl- | ment it would sarve useful purposs | Americans, The thres”Institutions | 1484 1% y mu,-;l-rou-e him” to | In clearing up the situation, will cost upward of $1,000,000, Tho | D8 clvlo responeibility, - Mra. Shor. Answering the question whether |firat of thess is an agricultural and | M35 Aserta Votng ts a duty, not Dotan and O'Connell had been ban. |industrial school which will be paid | 0D OF politics: /It also ls the best {ghed for ever from organized baso- |for out of a halt million dollar be- | PO%IPI® de""’"“"’""'\of 00d citl- bull, Landis sald they had been |quest left by the late Guilabi Gul- |*PSNIP- blaced on the ineligible lst. _Ho re- | benkian, ot 'New York. The woman Who does not take fused to amplify this statement. His| The second achool will be devoted " briginal statementy - fssued &t £he |to trade and téchnical subjects: far |1°CHION daY certainly should.never Alme of his action against tho two |dependant Armenlan boys, the cost raise her volce in protest over any= players covered the situation, he |pelng defrayed by the estate of the ::L"':""‘h":n‘::f" :’&"{;‘r:‘wm‘:"’.’;fii i “Judge Landis does not intend 10 |who died in Paris, leaving 3,500,000 | MT% Sherman. - "By her vote she “rnigh ammunition 10 anybody In-{francs for the founding of such an | "> the right to an expression of terested in getting Dolan and O'Con- | {nutitution. opinion_ in nnllonzbl and state af- nell back into baseball Leslic | o thira sehool will be awvoca- |4 @'Connor, his sccretary said. tfonal Institution for Armenian or- Mrs, Sherman said that without the trouble to go to the ‘ polls on Jsaid, late Rafael Margossian of New York, Stunning New Winter Hats Satins—Satin Velvet Cembinations—New Velvet Hats Handsome Brocades, Chic High Crown Effects and a Great Many Other New Styles and All the New Colors phan girls between 16 and 18 years question’ the American family con- “4“:‘“‘ Yaq HOLIDAY. |514." Thess chiidren will be fn- (‘T the Ftuce of America, but ahe | | While Governor Al Smith of New York was out campaign- ashington, Oct. 24.—A statement [ gtructed in domestle clence, nurs. |2#Ked how much does the family| & £or yo_olection votes Al, Jr., made a rapid-fire heart cam- urging that a half holiday be nt- a care about that proposition when , 2 ld‘employel 0 fadatpia worEond :Lf :T; r:::nke“f;:u.lfl.:;‘i}q;h.?, r:;“t'”" than 40 per cent of the regis. | paign and eloped with Bertha Gott, pretty daughter of a throughout the country on election m"‘ %or dife. THIM hunu;no? T |tored voters went to the polls at the Syracuse engineer. The family blessing followed. ‘day, November 4, in order that they | poen made possible through tho gen- |25t Presidential election. e ——————————ee |« may have equal opportunity with 4 erosity of Leon Agopian, a wealthy | W :He;"l'::t"‘n::h‘t" ‘:y'hfh‘?""__'x:'xu‘fe Armenlan businessman living in News’ Girls! N Take care of lame muscles council of the Amorioan Federatiop | N Yorki who set aside nearly [ SPECIAL $5.00 These hats were made to sell for $8.50 or more. Additional Values for Tomorrow. $260,000 for the purpose in mem- it Labon ory of his sister, Darochl Agoplan, H who recently died in New York at the age of eighteen, app y Leon Pashallan and Kevork Assa- dcor, members of the Armenian na« tional committee In Genevh, are am- ranging the details of the three in- stitutions in collaboration with the Armenian government officials. - Tt is expected the schools will absorb the greater number of destitute Armenian boys and girls now in Armenia ‘and will also supply the future artisans, engineers, nurses and teachers of the country. A considerable number of the orphané How_being cared for at Alexandro- This never-failing treatment quickly MATRONS' HATS FELT HATS CHILDREN'S HATS 1 by the Ame; Near B - 1 ~ . 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